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03.09.2026

GIS drops as sellers keep control of short-term trend — General Mills drops 4.55% to $38.74

General Mills (GIS) stock is trading at $38.74 following a sharp intraday drop of 4.55%. The stock remains below its key moving averages, signaling a sustained bearish bias in the near-term price action.

GIS price prediction

24H 0.46%

$34.91

48H 1.01%

$35.1

7D 1.81%

$35.38

1M 5.41%

$36.63

3M 3.71%

$36.04

6M -15.6%

$29.33

12M -28.17%

$24.96

Current price: $34.75 0.4650 1.36%

Closed 11/02

Daily range 33.88

35.03

Weekly range 32.82

35.03

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Highlights

GIS/USD trades below key moving averages across all timeframes, establishing a bearish trend dominating short, medium, and long term.
Oversold readings on Stoch RSI and CCI suggest short-term selling exhaustion, though MACD and ADX remain neutral and trend conviction is weak.
Price dropped 4.55% to $38.74 with high volatility, and the next sessions are expected to range between $38 to $39.48, with 79% probability of further downside.

Mixed momentum and oversold signals as price tests technical floors

On the technical front, GIS is trading below the MA-20 ($41.26) and MA-50 ($40.79) on the H1 chart, as well as below the MA-200 ($39.99) on the daily timeframe. The Ichimoku Kijun resistance sits at $41.39. Momentum indicators are mixed: MACD and ADX show neutral readings, while RSI is at 41.21 (Sell). Both Stoch RSI and CCI are oversold, signaling short-term selling exhaustion, but Bull/Bear Power confirms sellers are in control during intraday trading.

Downside risks prevail unless breakout surpasses key resistance

Looking ahead, the anticipated price range for GIS in the short term is $38 to $39.48, with a 79% probability of further downside and only a 21% chance of an upward reversal. The base case remains for price consolidation within this volatility band. A bullish break above $41.39 would be needed to shift the outlook, while a decisive move below $38 would suggest additional downside risk.

Viktoras Karapetjanc, expert at Traders Union, notes that General Mills stock remains firmly below key moving averages after a sharp 4.55% drop. No fresh company-specific news is driving sentiment, making technicals the main influence in a broadly risk-off environment. Karapetjanc sees that although momentum indicators show sellers are dominant for now, short-term oversold signals hint at a possible reprieve. He remains constructive but cautious, watching for a potential reversal if price can reclaim $41.39. "A breakout above $41.39 would be the first real sign of bullish momentum, but until then, I see more downside risk in the near term."

Earlier, analysts noted that General Mills was exhibiting technical weakness and downside vulnerability amid continued consolidation. The latest chart signals reinforce this bearish bias, with a sustained breach of $38 likely exposing the stock to further downside risk in the near term.

Source of Data: GIS Price Analysis by TU

The analysis is based on a proprietary model combining technical, on-chain, and expert data. Not investment advice. See methodology

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